Sentence examples for screens comes from inspiring English sources
Surrounding ourselves with screens comes with an unexpected side effect: We can't sleep.
Which is where this whole debate about children, reading and screens comes back to, well, people not technology.
Until the price of high-definition screens comes down from the stratosphere, appliances like this one are clearly playthings of the affluent.
The sense of community among the people who fall asleep at poker tables or ride the bus to Foxwoods or crowd around off-track betting screens comes, in part, from a collective sense of bewilderment.
It is still recovering from betting big on a boom in optical-fibre communications equipment that quickly collapsed.Unlike telecoms equipment, demand for flat screens comes from many different industries, and so should be less volatile.
Her decision to return to the screens comes two years after Aherne quit the UK for a new life in Australia out of the spotlight and will come as a surprise to many.
The flat screens came alive.
The initial screens come up with 200 to 300 companies.
They have round screens, come in two sizes and a Sport variant ditches metal for silicone.
It worked, but when I tried to use the Help system, its screens came up blank.
The 13-inch version is available now, with the larger screens coming out in 2Q1010.
